I hire people who are practically homeless who work really cheap to help with mundane tasks like cleaning up roofing debris off the ground, pulling the carpet nails and staples up, painting trim and general cleanup but do everything else myself.

They remove the shower arm, tub spout, and trim cover, and then go on to cut out bad caulking and fill or patch holes and cracks.

Austin, I am a little confused by what you are asking, but there are many ways to improve value besides kitchen and bath:- landscaping- new windows- flooring throughout- trim/molding throughout- new roof if needed- improved light fixtures throughout- add/remove walls to make better use of space if needed- add built in bookshelves- repaint the outside/shutters- increase energy efficiencyThose are just a few things and what to do will of course depend on the comps in that area and what is selling.

The trim is smaller on the inside so I would need get a new door, it wont fit

Trim 5.

You have to of course demo all of the trim, remove the cabinets (but don't demo them, just unscrew them), backsplash, etc.  

You don't want one of their closet dream of being a trim carpenter to come to fruition and decide they will do the carpentry work to save a few $$$.

Sheetrock is now finished, finish trim is going in over the next few days and that interior paint starts later this week.That leaves all the finishes (flooring, cabinets, countertops, lighting, plumbing fixtures, etc) for the following couple weeks.

The front porch and house trim need to be painted badly, along with replacing some porch boards and the front landscaping is extremely overgrown.

.$6200 for framing in a garage, installing and painting about 84 sq ft of siding and trim.$2000 for 300 sq ft of flooring?